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People who live in the New River Valley and beyond are showing support for the Blacksburg High School girls lacrosse team after they were told they could not wear shirts that say “Pray for Peace.”

Summertime is quickly approaching and with temperatures expected to reach the 90s this weekend, you can take a tip in the New River to cool off.

A 26-year-old man is dead after a motorcycle crash in Pulaski County on Tuesday, according to the Pulaski County Sheriff's Office.

Blacksburg Town Council is continuing to discuss ways to address the massive crowds at Center Street on Virginia Tech game days, and with football season right around the corner, the clock is ticking to find a solution.

More than 5,000 Virginia Tech students are turning the page to the next chapter of their lives as graduates.

A local woman's dreams of opening her own restaurant came true in the New River Valley, and she even made history in the process.

He has nearly three decades of experience in public safety, first serving Lynchburg’s fire department, then the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office, and most recently as a captain with the Fairfax police department.

He spent the last 15 years as head of Bedford’s department, and he served the past 21 years in the City of Roanoke.

A Bedford County man was cited after he claims he forgot about two loaded guns found in his carry-on by TSA at Roanoke-Blacksburg Regional Airport.

The Bedford County School Board has approved a 10-year plan that will bring millions of dollars in upgrades to the school division.

Virginia State Police are asking for your help in finding a car they say was involved in a hit-and-run back in April that left a motorcyclist injured.

Due to recent redistricting, Bedford County is no longer in Virginia’s 6th congressional district, except for one home.

Deliberative dialogues series started in the spring 2022 semester

People who live in the New River Valley and beyond are showing support for the Blacksburg High School girls lacrosse team after they were told they could not wear shirts that say “Pray for Peace.”

Blacksburg Town Council is continuing to discuss ways to address the massive crowds at Center Street on Virginia Tech game days, and with football season right around the corner, the clock is ticking to find a solution.

Normally, planes are only allowed on the runway at Roanoke-Blacksburg Regional Airport.

More than 5,000 Virginia Tech students are turning the page to the next chapter of their lives as graduates.

Workers at a Target store in Christiansburg, Virginia, have filed for a union election with federal labor regulators.

Recipes from overseas stand the test of time at this fairly new Christiansburg spot

A New River Valley nonprofit will soon turn the keys to open the doors to its new center in Christiansburg.

While it’s the end of an era for the Christiansburg staple, it’s a fresh start for the family behind it.

Two high level athletic programs sign athletes to the next nevel.

The Danville Commonwealth Attorney’s Office is releasing the video that led a grand jury to drop all criminal charges Wednesday in a deadly shooting.

The charges against a 21-year-old man in a fatal shooting in Danville last month have been dropped, according to the Commonwealth's Attorney.

Authorities are searching for a man they say shot and killed someone in a shooting on Tuesday morning in Danville.

Authorities are searching for answers after a fire was intentionally set at a vacant water treatment facility in Danville.

The entertainment scene in Danville is expanding.

Volunteers from God’s Pit Crew are heading to Kentucky to help rebuild after tornadoes devastated the area.

The dozen signees have an average GPA of 3.7.

This week 10 News has been investigating reports residents at The View at 777 sent to us about issues ranging from dead rodents in units to a collapsed ceiling.

After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the Stamp Out Hunger food drive returns this Saturday.

More complaints from an apartment complex in Salem have been coming into the newsroom after 10 News reported the shocking conditions at The View at 777.

Dr. Alice Kassens, Economics Professor at Roanoke College, says many factors are to blame for inflation and there is no clear end in sight, especially if you’re expected pre-pandemic prices.